Sentence examples for interviewed players from inspiring English sources

A delegation from FIFA interviewed players in Baghdad, but the complaint was not corroborated.

The N.C.A.A. Division I baseball committee reviewed the play several times and interviewed players and coaches from both teams before imposing a public reprimand and the suspension.

The reports were compiled by the Rugby Football Union, the Premiership clubs and Rugby Players Associationn (RPA), which interviewed players anonymously.

The article interviewed players' parents who believe that the game, similar to sports, teaches children how to more gracefully win and lose.

Some teams spent time interviewing players after the scrimmages to inform their second-round strategy.

Technically, they are restricted to interviewing players before matches, at halftime and after the final whistle.

As he spoke, a nearby ballroom was jammed with hundreds of reporters, elbowing their way into position to interview players.

When I first started interviewing players in 1990, when I was 15, I expected them to be arrogant and dismissive.

A throng of reporters went from dressing stall to dressing stall — one brush fire to another — to interview players who had been culpable in the Giants' loss.

Weiner said that the league's investigators were in the process of interviewing players and that the athletes would be represented by union lawyers.

It is clear that the BBC and BuzzFeed have put many hours into their inquiry by interviewing players, officials, bookmakers and match-fixing experts.